Tacuinum Sanitatis. Medieval Health Handbook, dated before 1400, based on observations of medical order detailing the most important aspects of food, beverages and clothing. Farmers harvesting pineapples. Miniature. Folio 19v.

14TH CENTURY • 14TH • 14TH-CENTURY • ABSORB • AGRICOLA • AGRICOLTURE • AGRICULTURAL • AGRICULTURE • AGRICULTURE: HARVEST • AGRICULTURIST • ANALGESIC • ANIMAL HAVE HAND • ANIMAL • ANIMALS • ARABLE FARMING • ARBOL • AVES • BETROTHAL • BIN • BIRD CAGE • BIRD • BIRDCAGE • BIRDS • BOLSTER UP • BOTANICAL • BOTANY   • BOTANY • BOTANY  • CAGE • CAGES • CAMP • CARRY • CATTLE TRADER • CELL • CLOTHES BASKET • COLLECT • COMPILATION • CONTRACTION OF MARRIAGE • COUNTRY • COUNTRYMAN • COUNTRYSIDE • COUNTRYWOMAN • CRATE • CROP FIELD • CROP • DRUG (MEDICATION) • DRUGS • EARLY MIDDLE AGES • EARTH • ECONOMY • EPOCA MEDIEVAL • EUROPA • EUROPE • EUROPEA • EUROPEAN • EUROPEANS • FARM LABOURER (MALE) • FARMER • FARMERS • FARMHAND (MALE) • FARMING • FARMLAND • FIELD • FOURTEENTH CENTURY • GATHERING • GRASSLAND • GROUND • HAMPER • HANDBOOK • HARVEST • HARVESTED • HARVESTING • HEALTH MANUAL • HISTORIA UNIVERSAL • HISTORIA • HISTORY • HISTORY. • HOLDING • HUMAN BEING • HUMANKIND • HUSBAND AND WIFE • HUSBAND • ILLUSTRATED • KEEP UP • LAND • LARGE BASKET • LATE MIDDLE AGES • LOCK-UP GARAGE • LOG • MAINTAIN • MALES • MAN MEN • MAN • MANUAL • MANUSCRIPT • MANUSCRIPTS • MARRIAGE CEREMONY • MARRIAGE • MEADOW • MEDIAEVAL • MEDICAMENT • MEDICATION • MEDICINE • MEDIEVAL FARMER • MEDIEVAL • MEDIOEVO • MEN • MIDDLE AGE • MIDDLE AGES • MINIATURE • MOYEN AGE • PAIN RELIEVER = PAIN-KILLER • PAIN RELIEVER • PAIN-KILLER • PAPER MILL • PARASOL PINE • PASTURE • PEASANT • PEASANTS • PHARMACEUTICAL PRODUCTS • PICK PINEAPPLES • PINE TREE • PINE • PINEAPPLE TREE • PINEAPPLE • PINEAPPLES • PLANTATION • PROP UP • REAPING • SANITATIS • SCIENCE: MEDICINE • SHOP • SOIL • STONE PINE • SUSTAIN • TACCUINO • TACCUINUM SANITATIS • TACUINO • TACUINUM SANITATIS • TACUINUM • THRESHING • TREE • TREES • UMBRELLA PINE • UPHOLD • WEDDING • WEDDINGS • WESTERN EUROPE • XIV CENTURY